Re: [vchkpw] Feature request: Usage of SSLREMOTEIP

2003-03-05 Thread Brian Kolaci 

   Hi Anders,
   
 Does anyone know a workaround until either vpopmail reads SSLREMOTEIP
 or ucspi-ssl sets TCPREMOTEIP?

How about something like (untested):
(env TCPREMOTEIP=$SSLREMOTEIP /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw)
in your startup script instead of just /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw ?
   
   I tested it, but it doesn't work that way. I have now patched sslserver
   to set TCPREMOTEIP instead, according to Charles' idea, which works
   fine.

I recommend that you patch sslserver to set both environment variables, 
rather than just replacing it.

Brian

Re: [vchkpw] Feature request: Usage of SSLREMOTEIP

2003-03-02 Thread Anders Brander 
Hi,

On Monday 03 March 2003 00:44, Jonas Pasche wrote:
 Does anyone know a workaround until either vpopmail reads SSLREMOTEIP
 or ucspi-ssl sets TCPREMOTEIP?

How about something like (untested):
(env TCPREMOTEIP=$SSLREMOTEIP /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw)
in your startup script instead of just /home/vpopmail/bin/vchkpw ?

-- 
Anders Brander - http://anders.brander.dk/

Re: [vchkpw] Feature request: Usage of SSLREMOTEIP

2003-03-02 Thread Charles Sprickman 
On 3 Mar 2003, Jonas Pasche wrote:

 The drawback is that tcpserver sets (besides others) the environment
 variable TCPREMOTEIP, which vchkpw uses for logging and for opening
 dynamic relays. sslserver from the ucspi-ssl package set SSLREMOTEIP
 instead, which causes vchkpw to stop logging IP addresses as well as its
 functionality for roaming users.

I'm no C hacker, but if I'm reading things correctly, something like this
would solve the problem without adding another weird hack to vpopmail:

*** sslserver.c.0rigSun Mar  2 20:42:25 2003
--- sslserver.c Sun Mar  2 20:42:30 2003
***
*** 208,213 
--- 208,214 
}
}
env(SSLREMOTEIP,remoteipstr);
+   env(TCPREMOTEIP,remoteipstr);
env(SSLREMOTEPORT,remoteportstr);
env(SSLREMOTEHOST,remotehost);

What would be the drawbacks to modifying sslserver?

Thanks,

Charles

 What do you think: Should vpopmail read SSLREMOTEIP in addition to
 TCPREMOTEIP, using whatever of them is set?

 Does anyone know a workaround until either vpopmail reads SSLREMOTEIP or
 ucspi-ssl sets TCPREMOTEIP?

 Jonas